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here is a new one, long story short, My terminator twins spun on the sprocket that turns it. Temporally installed a SRP1.1. Now when the truck is cold (up to 165f) the truck will not move, ICP stays @appx 600psi even a full throttle, everything is working as suppose to. Dumping fuel,Throttle position, just no ICP...after it gets warm all appears to be well. Not tuning,Jody has been working very hard on this..
If the IPR stays low (below 11%), then it's very likely tuning. It could also be some sensor lying to the truck... I had my map line loose once and the truck wouldn't power up (with my tuning). What's your IPR?
If the IPR stays low (below 11%), then it's very likely tuning. It could also be some sensor lying to the truck... I had my map line loose once and the truck wouldn't power up (with my tuning). What's your IPR?
Rich,
IPR would go to as high as 44% with no increase in the ICP..
Problem has been resolved,after running the cylinder contribution test and 2,4,6 and 8 failing,I found the harness on the dr side unplugged. The weird thing is after the motor warmed up it would run smooth,
Rich,
IPR would go to as high as 44% with no increase in the ICP..
Problem has been resolved,after running the cylinder contribution test and 2,4,6 and 8 failing,I found the harness on the dr side unplugged. The weird thing is after the motor warmed up it would run smooth,
If you're running "smooth" with a whole side unplugged, I suspect my definition of smooth strays a bit from yours.
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